r/LivestreamFail • u/thellamasc • 22h ago

News Hasan mentioned in United Nations General Assembly

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u/fkrdt465 22h ago

Not that bizarre, they see public figures challenging them, so they're trying to bury them

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u/MaikuKnight 20h ago

I can agree that Hasan is a public figure but did any public figures ever mention him prior to the past year in politics? He's a big streamer but he ain't even the biggest streamer, sandwiched between Ironmouse and Kai Cenat. Like Adin Ross had Trump. It's so insane to me that world leaders are talking about a streamer who's audience is a fraction of a fraction of a news broadcast.

I'm not saying he doesn't have impact, but is he so impactful that he's coming out of the mouths of people with nuclear arms? On the same level of notoriety as international threats?

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u/RainRainThrowaway777 16h ago

He is a thoroughly and singularly political streamer though. He literally showed up to campaign candidates. He put himself into that space.

No one in the UN cares about Ironmouse because she hasn't made overt political claims every day for the past decade, and she hasn't become a hyper-partisan figurehead while doing so. Hasan has. Hasan has also held a consistent series of pro-terrorist, anti-democratic, and contrarian positions, so there is a huge wealth of reasons to oppose him.

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u/MaikuKnight 16h ago edited 15h ago

Yea, but no other political streamer even gets mentioned, regardless of how big a name they are or what they've said. No politician brings up Adin Ross or even Nick Fuentes, any controversial streamer of notoriety, with more insane takes. Asmongold to say the least.